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EO-1/Hyperion Science Data User’s Guide
MD11 - EO12000999_01CD01CC_r1.L1.qa
File name: EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.L1
Frames assessed: 1-660
Source tape ID: EO1189
Sensors operational: [X] VNIR [X] SWIR
1.0 Image Quality Check
....... VNIR
1.1 Streaking
1.2 Banding
1.3 Shading across FOV
1.4 Saturation
1.5 Focus
1.6 Linedrops
SWIR Comments
[ ] [x] none
[ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ]
2.0 Radiometric Calibration
2.1 Averaged dark file value: 523.6
3.0 Additional Comments
HYP.TO.01.077
Figure 12 : MD 11: Quality Assessment Form
3.5.3 Description of Sample Metadata Files - optional
This section describes the contents of sample metadata files. Once the user is familiar with the structure of the metadata file, the user should be able to gain information from all of the metadata files.
The first three lines of a log file identify the Level 1 processing command from which the log file was generated, the Hyperspectral Image Processing (HIP) software version number, and date and time file was processed. In this case, the command used to create the file is “cubeavg”, version 1.1 of HIP was used and the level 1 processing was performed on June 5, 2000.
The next set of information contains the command line arguments as well as file parameters associated with the input (source) and output files. The file parameters include the file name, file type, dimensions, data type, byte order (big-endian), and pixel order (BIL or BSQ)) are given for each input and output file. The file name includes the pathname in the level 1 processing system. When appropriate the metadata file will include command line options.
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The end of a log file contains processing Results or Summary information. In this case, the file is reporting the average dark pixel value for the dark file used in the dark subtraction process. The subtracted dark file is 256 FOV pixels x 242 spectral pixels in size and averaged over ~220 frames.
The average dark file is supplied as MD3. The average dark pixel value reported in MD5 represents the average value over all FOV and spectral pixels and is used on the Quality Assurance form (MD11) to track instrument performance.
MD5 – EO12000147_01D101D0_r1.avg.log
***** cubeavg *****
HIP 1.1
Mon Jun 5 13:06:10 2000
----- Arguments -----
--source-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01D101D0_r1.echo
--source-type=hyperion
--output-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01D101D0_r1.avg
--output-type=generic
--verbose
----- Source file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01D101D0_r1.echo
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 206 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
----- Output file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01D101D0_r1.avg
Type: .. Generic
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 1 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
Source: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01D101D0_r1.echo
----- Summary -----
Average: 523.625
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Figure 13 : Example (MD5) - Average Log
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Echo removal log (MD8) has the same general format as Average Log (MD5) but it reports that the echo correction process has been completed. At the end of this log file, the specific echo correction file used in the correction process is identified (ratio.txt), along with the number of the band at which echo correction began. The VNIR focal plane covers spectral bands 1-70, so it is expected that echo correction, which is required only in the SWIR, would start at band 71.
MD8 - EO12000147_01CA01C9_r1.echo.log
***** hypecho *****
HIP 1.1
Mon Jun 5 13:06:05 2000
----- Arguments -----
--source-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CA01C9_r1.smear
--source-type=hyperion
--output-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CA01C9_r1.echo
--output-type=hyperion
--start-band=71
--ratio-file=/dra2/calfiles/ratio.txt
--verbose
----- Source file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CA01C9_r1.smear
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 206 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
----- Output file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CA01C9_r1.echo
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 206 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
Source: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CA01C9_r1.smear
----- Ratio file -----
Ratio file: /dra2/calfiles/ratio.txt
Start band: 71
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Figure 14 : Example (MD 8) - Echo Removal Log
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Smear Removal Log (MD9) has the same format as Echo Removal Log (MD8) but there is no file used in the smear correction process. Again, the band at which smear correction begins is reported.
The VNIR focal plane covers spectral bands 1-70, so it is expected that smear correction, which is also only required in the SWIR, would start at band 71.
MD9 - EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.smear.log
***** hypsmear *****
HIP 1.1
Mon Jun 5 13:07:31 2000
----- Arguments -----
--source-file=/drb12/archive/level0/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.L0
--source-type=hyperion
--output-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.smear
--output-type=hyperion
--start-band=71
--verbose
----- Source file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level0/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.L0
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 660 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
----- Output file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.smear
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 660 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
Source: /drb12/archive/level0/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.L0
----- Options -----
Start band: 71
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Figure 15 : Example (MD 9) - Smear Removal Log
Pixel Repair Log (MD10) has the same initial format as the preceding metadata files but it reports on the repair of known bad pixels. The specific file used to identify the known bad pixels is identified
(badpix.txt). The results summary in this metadata file is in two parts. The first part identifies the known bad pixels, by band or spectral pixel number and sample or FOV pixel number, and is essentially a printout of badpix.txt. This file will be updated over the course of the mission. The second results section indicates how the values of these known bad pixels are replaced. For FOV locations other than 1 or 256, the value is replaced by an average of the value in the neighboring FOV pixels (e.g., 50% of (61, 92) and 50% of (61,94) for bad pixel (61, 93)). FOV pixels 1 and 256 are replaced by the value of the neighbor pixel, 2 or 255.
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MD10 - EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.fix.log
***** cubefix *****
HIP 1.1
Mon Jun 5 13:08:29 2000
----- Arguments -----
--source-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.cal
--source-type=hyperion
--output-file=/drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.L1
--output-type=hyperion
--bad-file=/dra2/calfiles/badpix.txt
--verbose
----- Source file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.cal
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 660 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
HYP.TO.01.077
----- Output file -----
File name: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.L1
Type: .. Hyperion
Dimensions: 256 pixels x 242 bands x 660 frames
Data type: 16-bit unsigned integer
Byte order: big
Pixel order: BIL
Source: /drb12/archive/level1/ground/EO12000147_01CD01CC_r1.cal
----- Bad pixels file -----
File name: /dra2/calfiles/badpix.txt
----- Bad pixels (band, sample)---
16, 1
17, 1
18, 1
19, 1
20, 1
21, 1
22, 1
23, 1
24, 1
25, 1
26, 1
27, 1
28, 1
29, 1
30, 1
31, 1
32, 1
33, 1
34, 1
35, 1
61, 93
1, 1
2, 1
3, 1
4, 1
5, 1
6, 1
7, 1
8, 1
9, 1
10, 1
11, 1
12, 1
13, 1
14, 1
15, 1
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72, 95
94, 93
99, 92
116, 138
168, 256
169, 23
190, 113
200, 8
201, 8
203, 115
----- Result -----
(1, 1): 100% of 2
(2, 1): 100% of 2
(3, 1): 100% of 2
(4, 1): 100% of 2
(5, 1): 100% of 2
(6, 1): 100% of 2
(7, 1): 100% of 2
(8, 1): 100% of 2
(9, 1): 100% of 2
(10, 1): 100% of 2
(11, 1): 100% of 2
(12, 1): 100% of 2
(13, 1): 100% of 2
(14, 1): 100% of 2
(15, 1): 100% of 2
(16, 1): 100% of 2
(17, 1): 100% of 2
(18, 1): 100% of 2
(19, 1): 100% of 2
(20, 1): 100% of 2
(21, 1): 100% of 2
(22, 1): 100% of 2
(23, 1): 100% of 2
(24, 1): 100% of 2
(25, 1): 100% of 2
(26, 1): 100% of 2
(27, 1): 100% of 2
(28, 1): 100% of 2
(29, 1): 100% of 2
(30, 1): 100% of 2
(31, 1): 100% of 2
(32, 1): 100% of 2
(33, 1): 100% of 2
(34, 1): 100% of 2
(35, 1): 100% of 2
(61, 93): 50% of 92 and 94
(72, 95): 50% of 94 and 96
(94, 93): 50% of 92 and 94
(99, 92): 50% of 91 and 93
(116, 138): 50% of 137 and 139
(168, 256): 100% of 255
(169, 23): 50% of 22 and 24
(190, 113): 50% of 112 and 114
(200, 8): 50% of 7 and 9
(201, 8): 50% of 7 and 9
(203, 115): 50% of 114 and 116
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----- Summary -----
30360 pixels fixed out of 40888320 (0.074251%)
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Figure 16 : Example (MD 10) – Pixel Repair Log
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Table of contents
- 7 INTRODUCTION
- 16 HYPERION DATA CUBE QUICK START
- 16 VNIR Band 40 or SWIR Band
- 17 VNIR: visible RGB
- 18 VNIR: vegetation RGB
- 18 SWIR: RGB
- 24 HYPERION DATA COLLECTION, FLOW AND PROCESSING
- 27 Hyperion Level 0 Processing
- 27 Hyperion Level 0 Output File Naming Convention
- 28 Ancillary HDF Data Files
- 29 Explanation of SDS Attributes in Level 0 product - optional
- 32 Hyperion Level 1 Processing
- 37 Description of Quality Assurance Form
- 38 Description of Sample Metadata Files - optional
- 44 HYPERION DATA CUBE DETAILS
- 44 Derivation of the Absolute Radiometric Calibration File
- 44 Verification of the Absolute Radiometric Calibration
- 45 Proper operation temperature of the SWIR
- 46 Pixel-to-Pixel Improvements
- 46 Optical Scatter
- 47 Saturation
- 47 Level 1 Scaling Factors to Retain Precision
- 48 Derivation of Spectral Calibration files
- 52 Verification of Spectral Calibration Files
- 52 Spectral Wavelengths Selected for Absolute Radiometric Calibration
- 52 Quick Look Spectral wavelength in the header file
- 53 Hyperion Quick Spectral Comparisons with ALI and Landsat
- 53 Top of the Atmosphere Spectral Signature and Band Selection for Analysis
- 56 Ground sample distance
- 56 VNIR and SWIR spatial co-registration of spectral channels
- 56 Co-registration between the VNIR and SWIR